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The document summarizes the key specs and features of the Amazon Kindle e-reader. It details the Kindle's display, size, battery life, storage, and connectivity options. It also outlines the standard features included like access to books, magazines, newspapers and the Kindle Store for $359. Additional non-standard features include listening to music and audiobooks, as well as using RSS feeds and browsing the web. The document considers potential impacts of the Kindle for school and public libraries.
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